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Massachusetts MagWumps.
THEY Will EITHER VOTE Pok GOV. AnEs on Cut on
THE TOP OF THEIR TICKETS.

THE TOP OF THEIR TICKETS.
Boeton Dissatch % the New York Sun October 4
The mugwumps went TO their own funeral at the
Parker House this afternoon but the services yert
private. IL was the first gathering OF the Massa-
ehusetts Reform Club since the death scene M
Worcester and its members, who before that event
comprised the mugwump party or the State, to
day had heart only for q mutual exchange OF SYM
pathy So when the Sun correspondent asked
Secretary Winslow Warren for permission 70 listen.
10 the speeches ne was met by courteous refusal
"No. we can't admit visitors to-day" said MT.
Warren smiling. You see, We are doing our
washing and we must attend 70 Il ali Alone
'Can you tell me what the club will do about
Mr. Coverings nomination." was asked.
'Yes; you can say that we unanimously refuss
TO support him"
show about Amesi"
SWELL as a matter OF fact, about half OF us win
vote for Gov. Ames and the rest OF us wiz cut Oh
the top OF our ticket"
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted amid great applause: THAT this club
heartily pledges the President OF the United States
Its cordial aid In supporting the dignity independ-
ence and fidelity TO civi-service reform OF the lead.
ing Federal officers OF Boston, the collector and
the postmaster" This resolution was sent by wire
to the President
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EoR SALE OR RENT-A WOOD AND COAI. YAEI,
II In the northwest. g. \. ATLEE. l4ll q st. NV,
o3-2w
EUR SALE-F1RST-CLASS LUNCH BUSINESS
Il near Treasury Department, cheap Tor cash. Ma
owner has other business to attend To- Addrees b,r
g. Star Office. ~ ots
w IsHING TO RETIRE FROU RUSINEs;,,
,,sS. owner VIII sell stock and future, Of
base ball grounds. 1906
EOR sALE-DIN1N0-ROOMs CENTRALLY 10.
unity rare chance. Commercial Once v:,s s ST.
y. NAAG1 o1.lws
THO ExCHAN0E-A FINE DWELLING m TIL;
sss-ix -. Jas. 4 SXsR. ESQ F st.
SI1 PER CENT LOANS. GUARANTEED BY THE
Somaha Loan aud Trust Co., Hon. A. IT, WYMAn.
late Treasurer United States Presde0t Interest And
Principal paid by the Chemical National Rank
u. II PARKEk, WashinSon Agent
NO-on 1&l6 st NV
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TN WEEKLY SfAH1 Pocket Atlas Of the Wogad
10 offered tree to every new suoscrfbR for 0e yeay
to the WxsKLY STAR 1t u hanonomeiy printed
than 100 cofored maps and diagrams, ana contAins
wealth OF general Information. 6ee advertise
meat IN another column
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King MaliesO % be EXiled.
LONDON, October 8-The latest news irom
samoa II That the Germans took King Malieto on
00afo guno0at t0r the purpose Of exiting him on
account OF his failure to prevent his people from
robbtng German plantatfonA
For q Monument to 11eMfy Wilson.
At last. ten years aiter the body OF vice. PreSi-
cent W lson was laid &c rest In his native town.
says Boston dispatch, the people of Natick have
eesfirfed Themselves and ars endeavofing TO raise
FUNDS for monument to the memory OF the
great antAslavery Ae1tatof. Thavugh the efFosts
OF Geo. G. Fairbanks editor OF the Natick Bulletis
VINO for three years has agitared the matter from
time 70 time, plan has taken shape which will
result 10 the erection Of suitable memorial The
plan OF ehe tncorporatOfs OF the association Il y
49, eatae u preaeesnce 20 shAlt and, should
IA which could b gash0ye6 tho npmSrous reljcs OF
Henry Wilson's time,
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Local Notes.

In the Police Court today Vim. Han, q young
coored man, was tried for larceny from the person
OF Win. Brown OF pocket-book containing g IS,
On saturday night. Brown testified that the de-
fendant took his pOcket-book and passed IL 10
another man, who ran on. The case was sent TO
the grand jury.
The kizer Hammer Co.. incorporated under the
laws OF West Virginia, completed its organization
on Friday by the election, In this city, OF the fol-
lowing officers and directors: President, Gen. c.
NJ. Shelley; vice-president, John Tweedale; secre-
tary, Schuyler Duryee; treasurer, G. w. Howard;
directors, HOratio Browning, VIM. II. Lamar, Rob
ert Ii. Wiles, and the Officers.
THE STAR has received to-day the following sub
Scriptions to the Rawiett FUND: Help s.; "k, s..
Henry Malch and Henry Classant charged by
Sergeant Slattery with violating the bird law for
feited S collateral each in the Police Court To-
day.
Jas. Scott, q small colored newsboy, was before
the Police Court to-day charged by Onicer Reed
with violating the police regulations by calling
his papers for sale yesterday after 1880 am. The
boy pleaded guilty and the Judge took his per.
sOnal bonds
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CAPT. D. NJ. TAYLOR has returned from his yaca
ton
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Ne More M~ney % spare.


BALTIMORE AND oHIo ABAsDoNs THE rRrRoRApD.
PRESIDENT BATES STILL HOPEFUL
telegram TO the New York Timer from Balfs-
more, october 2, says: Ever since the change in
the affairs of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
speculation has been fife as 10 what disposition
would be made q the telegraph lines that form
part OF the Baltimore and Ohio system II can be
stated authortatlyely tonight that the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad people have at last refused TO
put up any more money TO run the telegraph com.
pany, and Friday saw the last financial connection
between the two concerns The railroad people
have formally bottled the officials OF the telegraph
company that on ana after october they need
not expect any assistance from them.
-
WHAT THE CUTTER BEAR Has BEEN DorvG-The
revenue cutter Bear arrived In san Francisco.
from Alaska, Saturday night. She arrived nj
OInalaska from ST. Michaels, August "a and q ave
Frank Fuller, the murderer Of Archbishop Seghers.
into the custody OF the United states marshal ON
the same date the Bear seized the British scaling
schooner Ada, with nineteen hundred skins and
the American schooner Allie l. Alger with six.
teen hundred skins. few days later the Amert.
can schooner Handy with seventeen hundred
SKINS was seized. All OF the vessels were turned
over 70 the United states marshal at Ounalaska
The Bear reports that the catch OF the whaling
fleet up TO August ; was seventy-four whales. Jas.
B. Vincent was among the passengers on the Bear
he Is The only survivor OF the thlrty-six men ON
the whaling bark Napoleon, which WAS wrecked
In the Ice In the Arctic In May, 1855. From that
time until he was rescued by the Bear he had been
living with small band VI Indians on the siberian
coast.
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~ WHITNEY WIN leave for New York
1T WAS CHlLDREN,s DAY.

RANGE OF THn THERMOMETER following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: q.
m, SO: p. m, a: maximum. IS: minimum, "a.
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TREASURY APPoINTN4NT.-Mr. Robert Thompson,
| OF South Carolina, has been appointed to 500
clerkship in the First Controller'saOn1ce Of the
| TREASURY
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COUNTRY BOARD.

{ ,OAfokT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RESORT.
Inc e..Ains VI Maryland one mile from Harper )
E bass hsh,ng and bunting; SO per week W III
CLAhh, heep IFyst. Washington County, Md SEQ I'm
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The Shepherd Reception.

CONSTITUTION or THE PRESS COMMITTEE.
The press committee for the shepherd reception
Is constituted as follows: c. s. Noyes chairman,
Richard II. sylvester, Stilson Hutchins. E W. Fox,
I =. Burritt, T. @. Morrow, Edmund Hudson.
Geo. E Lemon.
THE wHErIARN no Turn OCT As Nprv1DrAis-
AT the regular meeting OF the executive CON-
maetee OF the Capital Bicycle Club saturday even
Ing, II was decided not to ofYicially call out the
members OF the Cub to parade In boiy In the
shepherd procession next Thursday evening. pre-
ieIrn0S 70 allow the members 10 parade as indi-
vtdual wheelmen.
TIE THURSDAY MIGHT PROCESSION.
Gen. Peter +. Bacon, who has been designated
Is chief marshal OF the procession on the occasion
OF the reception to Mr.. shepherd next Thursday
nignt, was notified to-day OF his appointment and
innte0 70 meet with the executive committee
Sn!s evening. II Is expected that this evening the
nsS on aaos 70 the marshal viii be made out ana .
generai program or order Of procession announced
attSr consultation with Mr. c. s. Moore, the mar.
SINAI OF the CIVIC procession, and others.
Gen. Bacon Dorl nee,
Gen. Peter r. Bacon, who was invited 20 act as
grand marshal OF the shepherd demonstration, has
Written letter to Col Berret, expressing his APP
probation OF the high honor conferred and with
regret declining the service on account OF sickness
In his family.
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HE'D.
:.s:26 y. j. ave. s.e.. 10r. $50
242S Craven Terrace.9r..1U
2ilo I-ith st.n.w.,llr.-.5O
20. u 81. n-w.. 1ur. 30
l3l2 Conn. ave. 13r..S1.50
~, l ST NV. Or ..,U
1904 18th st. n-w.- I0r- 80
IL a Both ~. NV. 11r.oU
i5thSR- L. ave. NV, I1r.-
HOS L st. H. W., 10r..
III ID ST. NV. 11r...iO
22+OS l4th 50. NV, 1or Al
:3r- and store 80
1906 18th st.n.w.. 1r. 80
1 800 Sth 81. II. w.. 1r- 80
1918 9Th ST. NV. Or. %
I215 " = ave. NV, 1r.
and store.
1SO2Corcoran st.. Or. 20
l901-1l 9Th st. NV.
1876 10TH ST. II. W., 10
1JiS-l6-11-l9 y st. II.
W., 1lr.
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tNOR RENT - -
s;,eo G, 9rm1. 1872 so 602 An. 5r, mi 22 30
40S 21st. Or w Is 1851 ne ,:Sr., water 10
23l5 q. ST.. water ) Ia Schott Aly AZ 10Y
510 2.ed 6r- 4 ii 80 6., Jackson n eor W IL ~
o23 .:}d Or r. ID 30 9lS c Sc Or, I'M. / y
909 W, Or, .153O ;1:i2 6;h Sc. 6r. mi 1880
246S, rear NJ, 4r.....--.-S Str-lOth4C se6rAstr-3o
JAMES II. MARI
Real Estate and Insurance AEemt-
ol.3s $50 ST.
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District Governmens Affair.

THH woAENs CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
mas presented petition TO the District Commits
sioners asking them TO refuse liquor licenses TO deal
ers who have violated the law or who have been
complained against. The Commissioners say that
the nrst request In their petition Is covered by
law, and they nave no authority under the law to
grant the second request
THE SCHOOL ESTIMATES
Superntenoenes Powell and COOK were cloSeted
with the District Commissioners for several hours
to-day discussing the school estimates.
BUILDING PERMITS
Francis Tourney, to erect six brick dwellings Nos.
1923 to 1896 9th street, and 600 X street north.
west: 81 500. J. H. Reisinger to erect three frame
dwellings, ON Howard University subdivision;
1900 J. w. Swanson, 70 erect brick dwelling,
No. PA street northwest; 5000. X. O'Neill, 10
erect two brick dwellings; 81, 600. Thos Brown,
to erect four brick dwellings,; $1,000 Jas.
Frawley, to erect two brick dwellings, No. 300 and
311 H street southwest; 81 600 Geo. s. Cooper, 70
erect livery stable; $4,000. NJ. j. Doniphan, TO re-
pair No. 400 New Jersey avenue southeast; $50.
NJ. s. Albert TO repair Capital Theater; 81 900. II.
Rabe, TO repair house on d street southeast;
$50. B. II. Warner Co., to repair No. 221 Penn.
sylvania avenue northwest; 81, 600
MISCELLANEOUS.
The District Commissioners have given Gen.
Gibson. commanding the Washington barracks
permission to fire field and Siege guns and mortars
over the harbor OF Washington.
Building Inspector Entwise suggests to the Dis
tr1ct Commissioners that IL would improve the
condition OF affairs at the Police Court II the cells
could be removed TO the rear OF the Webster law
building.
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York, by steamer Devonia, OF Rev. Vim. Chester
| for whom so much sympathy was expressed owing
Inc deatn OF ms bride 6Tde on their tour through
Washington High School, arrived by the same yes
sci. Mr.. Hobbs has been pursuing his medical
studies In Germany during the past summer.
THE PUTNAM PHALANx.-The Putnam Phalanx,
Of Hartford, Conn, is expected to arrive here al
$3.50 O'Clock tomorrow morning. The organiza-
ton will remain here two or three days and make
| their headquarters while here at the Riggs House
| dered the visitors the use OF their armory and
Will pay them honoB as guests Of the city tO-mor.
row afternoon, when the Phalanx viii parade ct
4:30 O'Clock under the escort OF the Infantry.
FINED FOR CARRYING CONCEALED WKAPoNs.-
BENJAMIN Stoddard was before the Police Court
to-day charged with carrying q razor. He was
arrested for intoxication and The razor was found
on him. John Smith and Samuel Lawson were
each charged with carrying pistol, and each for
GERMAN HARVEST FEsr1vAI--The annual har.
voiksfest--wtn begin this arternoo. at " ashing-
ton PARK. formerly Gaethler'S II the weather ls
clear The fest win continue three days and win
sociabidty which character1zes these celebrations
in the old country. The fest will be formally
By Kew. W. Z. EIterich. Tho fruit column. Which
is composed OF the fruits Of the earth arranged In
o pleasing design, Will be dedicated, and then
and village, and dancing music. Some Of the sing
ing societies will also be present. and the members
Of The Columbia th, w give gymn n,
Womens Mil" Will be set In operation ana old
women who submit to the mysterious processes OF
this mill will come bouncing out OF the hopper
bright, young girls.
MARINE PRoDuc1sL-The report Of Inspector Has-
arrival q the following: si74 punches q sh,
drum fish, 2 sea turtles 1900 clafnA 800 crabs,
Ivuor hNnchnA nf 0Sh
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THE PIANO EXCHANGE wAREROOMs.
n O>l,s

EOR SALE FIRST-CLASS DOUBLE-BAR-
II relied breech loading Shotgun, IS good a. new; 12
bore. 30-inch barrels 81 pounds 1891 10th st. nw
between 3 and nm. O3.3ts
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. ). Ash / st.6rSI5.3O
81 ID st.6r.Sstable. 90. 30
Nl9 + SITS ", lOr...25
l:53 Va ave. se-.5r.,w. 10
llO6 9TH sts-w..Gr-.w II
I'LL Del ave s.w..4r $50
Cor st NE s.w..s:orc 10
Zoo o st.n.w., 9r.. m.i47
6l9 @ s-w.. Or. mi. %
LIZ Nj Sc. s.w-, or. water. 10
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NOR RENT

IL 100 4 8 81, or SIS. &c
430 y st. s-w.. Or. 20 .;
1917 Az ST. s.w.. 9r. 20 1T
IA ID st-s-e-.6r-, water IL
dS9 II st.s.w.. Sr.. III j. -
120S Sd : W. tir., water II
Co- och K c st ; G.. ar. =.
1910 18Th -. IL ", sIr 4.
12o GisO4 OD.w., s,r 3
:Sii Pa. av.. / Jr6stable ,:
SO3 I St. s-w-. r.. 0t
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Tor SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES, AND GOOD
Il VIII of established Dry Goods and Fancy
Store. 1412 l4th st. NV near Riggs Market: doug
good business. Apply on premises. REEDER 4
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VNOK RENT--IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I1IoASD
l1l2 I'D st. new 8 rooms modern iInprUyeIne
each $50. Permanent tenants wanted oI-Sts
l,OR RENT--AT $50 PER MONTH. HOUSE CON-.
1t pleteiy shed, including excellent piano aud
sewing lr.schine. Inquire latter y. M 1t 2Il5
street. n" ol-2t
NOR REMIT ROOM BRICK; GAS. WATER AND
II clDs-ts t-,,,.rhour Inur,ire loon an, :, AL
Oi-.Gs
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

UyOR RENT-3I sT Ne SEVEN ROOMS; >
III II "a a nine rooms. modern improvements. newly
painted and paperpd: rst-elsss condition. houses
T. " CAIIAtsUaN S:}l North apitol 81. oY-2In
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NOR RENT
Il 1907 and 1911 7th St NV
Two new stores and dwellings,. LARGE concerted
cellar under entire house Plate glass show windows
bath and modern convenences.
THOS. j. FISHER CO,
S-1-Ot 1874 ST.
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ISHED.
1901 10th st n.w.,12r2OO
1904 18Th NV. 13r zoo
l316 X stn-w.,1Ur. 66.61
SIS 18th IL W., Ilr. loti 81
16.2S RI. ave. 11r. 1867
ZOO y ST. NV, 1lr. $50
5l9 9TH 81. NV .l0r. $50
2lJ A st. Sc, lIr......I5O
1918 21st st. n-w.,llr.l5O
1909 9th st. n-w-14r $50
1905 Conn. ave.
1902 10Th 81. n.w.,lIr.125
X, near 18th ST. u. w-l1r-
1910 10Th ST. NV, 1Or. I2J
1925 18th ST. NV, l0r. l25
Nd-sve. Ne, Tor. .I25
lI2. Ost- NV, 11r..-ll1
2C23 . st. NV, 11r..lGO
8 Cook row n. W.. i2r. 100
examined by permit from
Mas j. FISHER Il Co.
1924 + st. NV.
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E0R SALE AN ELEGANT FULL 7-OCTAvE
Rosewood carved Leg Square Piano. nearly new for
only also, in payments Of e1O per month War.
ranted perfect and Iully guaranteed Handsome
and stool included. One Square Piano begin-
ner stool and cover. payments IS per month. One
fine Square Piano beginner $12o stool and cover,
payIne.lts So per month. -Four magnificent rosewood
nearly Square Pianos at less than halt cost on
easy payments. or cash. AL In elegant condition.
They are the finest makes aud the biggest bargains
ever offered
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ing cases win be called In the Criminal Court
Judge Cox, for trial, Sarn1 walker, assault with
intent to XIII; Frank D. Roys do; JoA Taylor, do |;
Jas Oates hOusebreaktng IN day; Lemuel Diggl
assault with intent to commit rape; Albert
Hchslbefgefs assault w1th intent 20 Ean; Cha.
Harkerson, h0asebfeaktng IN the day; and w. H.
Jackson, grand larceny.
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HOME FROM EURoPE.-A telegram was received
here to-day announcing the safe arrival at New
York, by steamer Devonia, OF Rev. Vim. Chester
for whom so much sympathy was expressed owing
to the death OF his bride on their tour through
Europe Mr.. Angler Hobbs, late professor in the
Washington High School, arrived by the same YES
sell MI. Hobbs has been pursuing his medical
studies In Germany during the past summer.
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l-'OR RENT-rHE LAi.uE HOUSE On THE Cur
OF 18th and q NV be easily converted
into place Of business Apply at 4l9 9TH st. NV,
after 4 D. ol-6ts
IroR RENT-FURNIsHED. 1900 ST NV:
handsome corner residence; all modern Improve
nieLts: rent $50 per month. Apply to THOs J.
FISHER 1874 r St NV. o1-3ts
NOR RENT-RESIDENCE. FURNISHED RICHLY
for eight or nine months: plumbing perfect SER
and excellent table $50 18th street Farrsgut
Square. s3O-3ts
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EOR REN1-USFURNI
II 1011 CT. nv. 15r.-..S20t
1921 C;.av.n-w-lSr3.io-3.
n. M 18th st-1lr..-.-15t
1925 Mass ave .-...l2.
liza CT av. NV. 1lr- L..
1915 ii St NV. 14r-...-
1906 " II. ave.
1CUyYth St NV. lar. loo
lSlO VI av. NV. lsr.-IuC
1915 2lst st NV, ilr OF
1909 y st. Nv. l1r. SO
15.i-i 18th st. NV lar 1T
SI1 18th St -w-.14r..--SO
l413G st.. upper part. q )
1S25 q 81. NV. Or. II .
l266 y. H. av. NV. Or = ;
Hes " st NV, 15r.
30 10Th st. NV. 15r. ~
i. ~ L Il. NV. 10r. 20
t52l - st. NV, liz
14l1 y ST. NV, IIr..6J
80 l4th 81. NV, 11r-.-
sO.h St, mr. q NV. 10r IS
l112 18th st. u, Tor d
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LOR RENT-NEw 5-ROoM HOUSE, HEAD OF
II sherman ave. Mount Pleasant i L. Apply oIpo-
site. HaSkin-s o1-:}ts
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LrOR SALE-PHAETON AND HARNESS; BEAU
u iful dark bay Mare. Inquire GHEEN'S Stables, or
312 Mas hi setts OF -3ts0
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

IcOR SALF-BAY MARE SOUND AND GENTLE
prompt driver and not afraid of anything; viii sell
.can b. 4 AT n
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tOKEENT-COTTAGEIM MEDIATEI YOPPOSITF
iIss.dsht Cleveands. corner Tenieytown Road and
M993ieS Lane Containing IL rooms: hos per month
JOHN T. BLAl-L CO. 1921 N sf N ~ p,,. ~ ep.s
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FOR lighthouses.

z RENT 2U1 Cap. 16r.. i. $40 Tyr
ID VI ave. 2Or S20O st ne, 12r.. 200 :"
Mass. n W.. Tor. $50 1907 INV, Tor 300 "
y ST. NV. 1fr. 100 1125 NJ.av.n.w, ar 25 so
ST. NV, 12r. 1o 2S20 w ct. n w. Sr Is AZ
B ST. he. 11r.......15 91S c ST. Sc, Or % 40
III st. n W., Tor 10 3l2 LIST St 4 a. 1r 2o IS
n It. NV. l3r-- % 1876 9Th st Ii W. 7r. p. 81
+ st, 12r...-..-.. 80 404 Boundary n %
Nd ave ne. 1lr. TO 224 Mass aynW ar % 80
III st. NV 10r.. 10 13l6-24 Az SITS w. tjr;S2 80
! ST N W., Tor 90 9th and II -tSn e Or 90 80
E. Cap. ST.. 12r. 20 go Az 1 ST. NV Or is 20
psf NV. 1fr...-.:11 1851 6thnw Or 1910
18th st. Nv. l1r % 400 H ST. nw 5r rs
18th ST n W., Sr. 80 sol st. n e. sBr ID
>th st. n W. Tor A. % 81 q st IL W. 6rI8
1t. Sc. 12r..-...-4 40 3I3 st ne 7r 1S
K ST NV or 40 GA 18th St NV :,r lf,
No ave n-w-,9T. ID l04 NJ st. NV, or / D. 80
p 10 both st L. w. Or 35 "a = Prospect ave f,r Ij.30
"a st. Sc, Sr. ...... 30 500 l. s.e. 7r ID 81
ian st. NV. 6r.. 80 Mclean ayes w. 1r 30
III Pie NV. ..27.50 800 ID ST. a " fsr - l2
b H WARNER & co. 9I6 y st NV.
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Il. l.. ave, near IL tn st.
l4r--.----------416.
Farraeut so 16r.. .i16.6
n. near 18th II. NV 81
Conn. ave. hear VI -:5:3:3. 3
y near 18th ST., BY. :;
VT ave, near l. ST.. l5r. 80
1S0S Mass ave-. 15r. 30
1873 y II. ave. 15r.. 80
2O13 X 81. NV, llr....2J
Conn ave. near L ST -
n st. near 18th. 15r. %
1011 Conn. ave. 15r. 25
18th aud X sts-, 16r- -
1Sth ST.. near y. l3r. p
lt2U Conn av-, 20S.3
1910 y L n-w-.l4r. l66. u
The above houses CAL
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St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-19
AUCTION SALES.
j Meilicke, Auctioneer.


nAYTON's BLUFF improved business and
~ residence property facing East Seventh and
Beech sts, at public auction will sell at public
auction on the grounds Tuesday afternoon March
~ at $3.50 O'Clock sharp, the improved business
ana residence lot number nine (9), block number
one hundred and five (l05), of Otto,s subdivision
OF Lyman Dayton's addition to st. Paul; this lot
has frontage of 80 35-l00 feet facing north on
eoth Beech and East Seventh sts.; depth of 1913
feet with twenty-foot alley in the rear. The i'm
proyements consist Of two well put up buildings,
one two-story store and dwelling combined hay
ing frontage of "a feet on Beech and East
seventh sts., with good cellar in basement large
store-room ON first floor and large roms on sec
ond moor; the foundation wall, hall and stairway
OF TINS building are so made that an addition of
the same style adjoining it on the vacant portion
oil the lot can be put up at onehaf the cost of the
original structure; the other building is one and
nan story, six-room dwelling house, situated on
lhe rear end OF the lot. Here is q grand chance
ior somebody to become the fortunate purchaser
OF one Oh the best paying investm ents in real
estate ever sold on the bluff eth er at auction or
private sale as at the present time the owner is
realizings . per cent interest ON valuation of
SS,0OO; the owners object in selling is that
change or climate will benefit his health. Tne
terms OF sale are liberal and will be made known
on the grounds at the time of sale. Free bus will
leave Bridge square at 2:3O p. m and 232 East
seventh ST. at p. III. sharp. Remember the day,
etc. Charles j. Meilicke, auotoneer. Office 232
East Seventh ST 7q @,
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-03-19
A. NJ. Doherty, Aucttoneer.

EIFTYTWO VALUABLE LOTS ON West
Seventh st. at aucton-I will sell at auction
on inc premises in few days the whole of block
IL in Stinson. Brown Ramsey's addition; this
property has lately been subdivided into fiftytwo
fine lots. with frontage on Jefferson av Goo feet
wldel, Toronto av. 600 feet wide), Daily, Warsaw
and Grace sts.; this property is better known as
the West Seventh Street Base Ball park; full par
tculars as to date terms and conditions of sale
VIII be made known hereafter. Kavanagh & Daw-
son. agents for the owners A. NJ. Doherty, auc-
toneer. 7J-S